Major Movers
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In after-hours trading, SPY is little changed at +0.1%. Sector moves are modest: Technology leads at +0.3%, followed by Consumer Discretionary and Industrials, both +0.1%. Financials and Health Care are each softer at -0.1%, and Energy is the weakest sector at -0.2% after crude oil futures settled lower on the session and Brent settled at $104.32 a barrel, down 2.14%. Within Real Estate, Alexandria Real Estate is the clear laggard at -0.9% against a flat sector tape, and Simon Property is off 0.5%.
Factor ETFs are flat across the board, with no clear growth, value, or momentum tilt showing up after hours.
The mega-cap growth cohort is quiet, with Cisco and Broadcom at the top (+0.4% and +0.3%) and Honeywell and RTX at the bottom, both -0.2%.
Among other sector ETFs, Homebuilders and the VanEck Semiconductor ETF are up 0.3%, while iShares U.S. Transportation is off 0.3% and the Airlines ETF is down 0.2%.
Single-stock movers are led by defense and industrial names, while FedEx Freight is the weakest of the group.
- BWX Technologies +1.3%
- Coca-Cola Europacific Partners +1.0%
- Leonardo DRS +0.9%
- nVent Electric +0.6%
- Monolithic Power Systems +0.5%
- Targa Resources -0.3%
- Trane Technologies -0.3%
- Rambus -0.4%
- Viatris -0.4%
- FedEx Freight -1.2%